Tag: feed safety
Clean feed promotes feed safety
There is ample evidence in published research work showing that feed is a fomite for bacterial and viral pathogens. A growing body of literature,...
“Zero Salmonella” in poultry meat and eggs: A multi-pronged strategy to reach the goal
Salmonella is one of the most important food safety concerns worldwide, and raw poultry products are one of the main sources of Salmonella in...
Should we worry about mycotoxins in dairy cows?
Unlike what is perceived in the animal industry, the risk of mycotoxin exposure is the highest for dairy cows. Their TMR contains not only...
Managing the mycotoxin risk in lower quality ingredients
Are feed and livestock producers powerless when managing the potential risks from mycotoxins when using lower-quality grains or byproducts during the coming feeding season?...
Guidance on how to register a mycotoxin binder
The presence of mycotoxins in feed has a negative impact on animal production, animal health, and potentially, consumer health. It has been found that...
A constant antagonist: Consequences of endotoxins in animals
All animal species are affected by gram-negative bacteria. Under normal circumstances, the bacteria are present in the gastrointestinal tract in equilibrium with other microorganisms....
FeedTechnoVision 2022 to spotlight feed production strategies for turbulent times
Five renowned experts on feed processing and quality will discuss sustainable production strategies for managing feed safety, quality and energy consumption during FeedTechnovision 2022,...
ASF: Phytogenic power for safe feed
Combating the spread of the African Swine Fever Virus is currently a top priority worldwide. The spread of the virus poses a serious challenge...
World Mycotoxin Forum 13th Congress begins in Parma, Italy
The World Mycotoxin Forum (WMF) 13th Congress is set to kick off today in Parma, Italy. Leading researchers, experts from food and feed industry...
Production with optimal moisture or more expensive raw materials?
Due to moisture losses, feed mills are selling feed which is costing them more and not necessarily providing better performance at farm level. In...
